Armenia
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- proper noun
- /ɑrˈmiːniə/
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Armenia
- Of course, many other experiences in Armenia etched themselves in my memory just as clearly as that frigid season.
- Armenia and Azerbaijan
- Georgia and Armenia
- Soviet Armenia
I had strong, you know, spiritual affiliation with, with Armenia and with Israel with, with.
- I had strong, you know, spiritual affiliation with, with Armenia and with Israel with, with.
- I was born in Armenia and I'm half Armenian, half Chinese.
- It stretched from England to the Sahara, from Spain to Armenia.
- But their senior year trip is always to Armenia.
- What's your favorite thing about Armenia?
- You know, the, the Armenians are being killed and a genocide is happening in Armenia right now that happened and taught Hitler.
- I mean, like he truly like war-torn Armenia.
- Some of the countries on my short list I'm looking at Spain, Portugal, Costa Rica, Armenia.
Examples
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Is Armenia close to Greece?
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And what's happening there right now, like the country that I come from, Armenia is at war right now this very moment.
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Very similar situation, of course, in in Armenia, very cold in the winter time.
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But any Western supported Armenia was impossible without access to the Black Sea.
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Many in Armenia, on the other hand, see the state of Israel as a model.
Academic text (1991) -
But in Armenia, they faced a new kind of war.
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I was born in Armenia and I'm half Armenian, half Chinese.
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Calls for Armenia to leave the CSTO and build closer ties with the West were made in the country.
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The bad news is she's in Yerevan, Armenia.
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Yerevan, the capital city, is located in Armenia, a country known for its ancient culture.
Synonyms
A country in the South Caucasus between Europe and Asia
The Armenian name for the country of Armenia
Compounds
An armed group that attacked to force Turkey to admit the Armenian Genocide, pay money, and give land to Armenia
Surface Forms
Etymology
Armenia comes from old names used by nearby peoples, like Greek Armênia and Old Persian Armina, which named the people who lived there. A helpful story links the name to a long-ago leader called Aram, so you can remember Armenia as 'the land of Aram' and as a country named after its people.